# Major Recall Alert: Gas Ovens Recalled Due to Delayed Ignition Hazard
As of **March 13, 2026**, a recall has been issued for certain gas ovens due to a serious safety concern. During operation, these ovens may exhibit delayed ignition, posing a burn hazard. The risks have already resulted in **two reports of delayed ignition and one report of burn injury in Canada**, while the U.S. has seen **16 reports of delayed ignition and no injuries**. If this product is in your home, it is essential to act immediately to ensure your safety.
Keep reading to learn about the recall, the risks involved, and what steps you should take next.
## Why This Recall is Important
Defective appliances are always a cause for concern, especially when they involve fire or burn risks. This recall targets a popular line of gas ovens. The issue with **delayed ignition** could result in unexpected flames or heat emissions, putting users at serious risk of injury.
The affected products are widely distributed across Canada and the U.S., meaning thousands of homes could unknowingly have a potentially dangerous appliance. Here's why addressing this issue matters:
- **Delayed ignition hazard**: The gas may build up before the ignition process, leading to sudden and unpredictable flames.
- **Injury risk**: The delayed ignition has already caused **a burn injury in Canada** and could pose further dangers.
- **Widespread use**: With many reports filed, it’s crucial for owners to determine if their oven is part of the recall.
If you’re unsure about whether your gas oven is affected, identifying the product details and taking precautions is your first step to safety.
### Images of Affected Products:
(Click to view official images)
## Details of the Recall
Here’s what we currently know about the recall:
- **Issue**: Delayed ignition during operation, posing a burn hazard.
- **Incidents Reported**:
- Canada: 2 reports of delayed ignition, with 1 resulting in a burn injury.
- U.S.: 16 reports of delayed ignition, with no injuries reported.
- **Date Announced**: March 13, 2026.
- **Affected Products**: Specific gas ranges branded as **Fisher & Paykel Professional Freestanding Gas Ranges** in 30", 36", and 48" sizes.
For a full list of affected models and serial numbers, visit the official recall notice via this **[Government of Canada recall link](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/fisher-paykel-branded-30-36-48-freestanding-professional-gas-ranges-gas-oven-recalled)**.
## What You Should Do
If you own one of these ovens, follow these steps to protect yourself and your family:
1. **Cease Use Immediately**: Do not use the affected gas oven until you have confirmed it is safe.
2. **Check Your Model and Serial Number**: Compare your oven’s model and serial number with the recall list provided in the official link above.
3. **Contact the Manufacturer**: Reach out to the company for further instructions on product inspection, repair, or replacement options.
4. **Report Any Incidents**: If you’ve experienced delayed ignition or injuries, report the issue immediately to local authorities or the company.
Acting quickly is vital to ensuring the safety and functionality of your appliances.
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Your safety and peace of mind are priceless. Don’t delay – check your appliances and spread the word about this important recall. For more information, visit the **[official recall source](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/fisher-paykel-branded-30-36-48-freestanding-professional-gas-ranges-gas-oven-recalled)**.